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Harrison-Lee Appraisal Education has partnered with Van Education Center to deliver the highest quality on-line appraisal education courses available. These courses and programs may be completed on-line from home or office, and may be completed at your own pace.
VanEd is approved by the AQB: The Appraisal Foundation's Appraisal Qualification Board and all courses are certified by IDECC: the International Distance Education Certification Center. These on-line courses are written by industry veterans Henry Harrison, MAI, ASA, IFAS, DREI and Burton Lee, MAI, MBA who have been teaching and authoring real estate and appraisal courses for more than 50 years. Real estate appraisal represents an exciting opportunity to apply technical skills and knowledge of real estate, and to work as an independent professional. VanEd staff and instructors are here to help guide and educate you in the first stages of securing an appraisal license. Check back often for the latest course additions offered by VanEd. |
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| Basic Appraisal Principles | The Basic Real Estate Appraisal Principles Course is a 30-hour introductory appraisal course that meets the standards set forth by The Appraisal Foundation’s required core curriculum. The course covers basic real property concepts and characteristics, legal considerations associated with defining, using, and transferring real estate, financing real estate, externalities that influence real estate value, classic economic principles, the application of economic principles to real estate, real estate markets and analysis, and ethics as they relate to the appraiser. Click here for the topic matrix of the content in these courses. | 30 |
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| Basic Appraisal Procedures | The Basic Appraisal Procedures Course is a 30-hour introductory appraisal course that meets the standards set forth by The Appraisal Foundation's required core curriculum. The course covers the valuation process including defining the appraisal problem, collecting and selecting data, describing the subject property, the three traditional approaches to value (cost approach, sales comparison approach, and income approach), reconciliation, communicating the appraisal results, and sample completed appraisals. Click here for the topic matrix of the content in this course. | 30 |
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